HI
I'm sure this is a frequently asked question, but I'm stumped...
Running an F330 (4.2a) on some sun 2.5.1 systems.
/var/adm/messages gives :
May 12 23:51:52 cleats unix: NFS write error on host hardrock: Stale NFS file handle. May 12 23:51:52 cleats unix: (file handle: 939e1400 577cd30c 0 856f1000 49ee7326 0 2ae0500 51356400) May 13 00:07:24 cleats unix: NFS write error on host hardrock: Stale NFS file handle. May 13 00:07:24 cleats unix: (file handle: 939e1400 577cd30c 0 816f1000 3fda490e 0 2ae0500 51356400) May 13 03:13:35 birdland unix: NFS write error on host hardrock: Stale NFS file handle. May 13 03:13:35 birdland unix: (file handle: 939e1400 577cd30c 0 856f1000 d1f07326 0 2ae0500 51356400) May 13 03:24:07 therat unix: NFS write error on host hardrock: Stale NFS file handle. May 13 03:24:07 therat unix: (file handle: 939e1400 577cd30c 0 866f1000 9b927326 0 2ae0500 51356400) May 13 11:38:28 mcbutts unix: NFS write error on host hardrock: Stale NFS file handle. May 13 11:38:28 mcbutts unix: (file handle: 939e1400 577cd30c 0 866f1000 df967326 0 2ae0500 51356400)
Now, I'm trying to figure out WHAT file(s) are doing this. I've read NetApps "Troubleshooting NFS Stale File Handles on Sun Clients (Series of FAQs)" doc, and SunWorld's "Errno Libretto" which discuss tracing these things, but nothing is what it should be.
**1) "use showfh". That's not in 2.5.1. I got a copy of fhfind, but that doesn't work either.
1a) First, it looks in /etc/mnttab for the device id to decide where to search. NO DEVICE ID MATCHES!!!!
1b) it uses the 4th number for the inode number. WRONG -- that translates into a 10 digit INODE number. All the inode numbers are 5-7 digits.
**2) NetApp's doc states that the second number is the device number of the file system, and the third number is the inode number. NO, the 3rd number is "0".
My guess is that the filer uses a 64bit INODE number, while solaris is using a 32bit inode. How can I figure out what is going on??
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